
Samuel Jones
Marriage & Family Therapist, Professor
SE Jones Therapy
Trussville, AL USA
SE Jones Therapy
Trussville, AL USA
Marriage & Family Therapist, Professor
Counselor at my own private practice and teach psychology at a college level.
On a typical day, I drop my children off at school and head to my office. From there, I manage my online classes and respond to e-mails, communicating with students and clients on top of grading papers. I then take 6-7 virtual counseling appointments. After that, I take the rest of the day to relax, exercise, and spend time with my family.
Here's the first step for college students
I recommend getting as much education and knowledge as possible to break into the world of Psychology, attaining degrees, and further insight out of school as you progress in the world of higher education. My path is fairly straightforward.
"Some of the noise I heard was from my professors. They told me I was not going to succeed in their specific course or program as a means of intimidation but I made it a point to prove them wrong. "
Samuel responded that after he took a psychology course at Cypress Community College, he fell in love with the subject. He wanted to help people solve their issues and his own personal issues.
Samuel noted the diversity present in students and faculty in California was the biggest difference and something he truly loved about going to CSUF. In Alabama, the diversity was lacking and he noted none of his professors looked like him.
Samuel noted that impact and making a difference in people's lives is what brings him satisfaction. Seeing that he was able to help someone make a significant difference in their life, or solve a marital or personal issue is what motivates him.
Samuel stated he is very sensitive to people's needs, issues, cultures, and religions. Getting to know so many people has kept him very open-minded and provided him with a lot of insight and understanding of people different than himself.
Samuel responded that his past relationship when he was younger added a lot of stress onto his life and was unhealthy. It took him through a lot and caused him a lot of difficulties. As he looks back on it now, it no longer is a big deal to him.
at CSUF